Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-02-18
BRIEFS.

tho entertainment tonight.
w. o,r Court met in CharlestOwn on
Monday -, s,o rho rrinter
specially ,,o, ,.a,.s ID
he least talking
"' t,t No. . mackerel for SOC. per
L"s TrusselPs.
5olen at oo,
g., are indebted to State Senator Get
..,ssr for public documents of lssisla-
liz. work.
-, Friday night fierce blizzard
I'D and the cold that came with it
IS, intense
,,o the entertainments tonight and
arrow night. young man, and take
,,gr sweetheart with you
,.o, begins next Wednesday, Febru-
~ ssi, and the world OF fashion VIII
I've respite for forty days.
,,,sriorendent Brown has force of
At work repairing the damaged
,,ce.r.ll at the Cement Mill.
r,.ncb prunes, very fine, l0c. pound.
-. LAYER dates, fig. and Turkish
mes lust received at Trussell's.
vr stock of canned goods, staple and
.rrr groceries, provisions. roller flour,
:, i. now full. j. II. Trussell.
correct schedule of the Baltimore q
mi, trains stopping at Shenandoah
I,o,,ion will appear in our next issue.
n, Robert Grove, of Sharpsburg, has
s.s, snpoiated store-keeper and gauger
internal revenue service for Wash
isg,On county.
W,sre indebted to Miss Katie Sheetz
h-.snding us several copies of papers
tinted az Pilot Grove, Mo-, where she
snow visiting.
The Entler Hotel is being repaired by
Can't. H.F. Barnhart. Among the other
Improvements new windows are being
nut in the building.
Expected to-day, another inyoice of
Florida and penny oranges, lemons,
hpanas. almonds, English walnuts, and
,ocoanuts. j. \. Trussell.
Mr.. I. +. Licklider has secured the
agency for this locality for the Osbourn
binders snG mowers, and will make it
lively for the other agents this spling.
The regular monthly meeting of th e
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
he VI. Z. Church South will. be held
rsx, Thursday at p. m. at the ParsOn-
age
During the month of January there
were shipped north from Roanoke, Va,
500 bales of cotton, as compared with
1900 for she corresponding month of
lsSS.
Owing to a press of advertisements
his week we are obliged to leave out
ysry interesting letter from Mr.. John
". Fswcett, of TeXarkana, Ark. 1t
will appear next week.
Hon. John +. Norris, who was pros
ecuting attorney for Berkeley county
from lS4s TO 1857, died al his home in
Washington City last week. He stood
very high in his profession.
One Of Mr.. II. W. Blunu's valuable
Young horses was quite badly injure
few days ago. 1t attempted to jump a
wire fence, and getting caught on the
wire was painfully lacerated.
We call attention to the advertisement
'ii, week OF the Baltimore american.
The American is one of the best dailies
in the South. 1t is complete in all its
departments, and being well-printed can
ts easily read.
DR.. b. W. Border has fruit nursery
in excellent condition at his farm near
kysrneySviile, and we understand is
now prepared TO fill orders. AS this is
ahome industry it should be literally
ls.rouized.
On Tuesday last, while Mr.. Louis
>beetz was wrestling with some young
men, he was thrown to the ground, and
ma arm being caught under him it was
lslOcated at the wrist. DR.. G. Il. Butler
SET for him.
About twenty-five cadets failed to pass
an examination at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis last week, and will be
dropped from the rolls. Mr.. Julian
Lailmer, of this county, was among the
successful ones.
The wind storm last week did a great
deal Of damage at Mar:insburg. Fences
were blown down all over the town,
store boxes carried into the streets and
ehimneys blown away. The grand
'And on the fair ground was blown
down; also the fifth ward engine-house.
On Sunday last there was serious
collision on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road near Kearneysville between two
freight trains. Engineer ManfOrd and
Fireman Dunn, of Martinsburg, re-
eeived injuries. A number of cars were
smashed and merchandise scattered
pIomiscuouslv.
\ number Of ladies and gentleman of
Shairsburg will produce the splendid
yahtata entitled Jeph;hah and his
laughter on Tuesday evening next.
FEBRUARY 22d, and on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, February 25th and Goth.
We understand that the company will
'0'he to Shepherdstown, if invited, and
p'oance the cantata, giving half the
proceeds to the town hall fund